Connections
A connection provides the reliable transport connectivity between Diameter nodes.
You can perform these tasks on an Active System OAM (SOAM).
- Can use the SCTP, TCP, TLS/TCP or DTLS/STCP protocol
- Can be configured to initiate or respond to a connection to the Peer Diameter Node
For a given Peer Node, one Connection can be configured for each local IP Address/Transport/Listen Port combination. For example, if there is a Local Node that supports two IP Addresses then you can configure two SCTP Connections for the Peer Node - one for each Local Node IP Address and Listen Port.
- Filter the list of Connections to display only the desired Connections.
- Sort the list by a column in ascending or descending order by clicking the column heading. The default order is by Connection Name in ascending ASCII order.
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Click a field that is shown in blue for a Connection. The blue fields are links to the configuration pages for those types of items.
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Click Insert.
On the
page, you can add a new Connection.Thedoes not open if any of the following conditions exist:- There is no Local Node in the signaling Network Element (NE) to which the Connection can be assigned.
- There is no Peer Node in the signaling Network Element (NE) to which the Connection can be assigned.
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Select a Disabled Connection and click Edit.
On the
page, you can change the configuration of the selected Connection.If the selected Connection is not in the Disabled Admin State, thepage does not open.Note:
For information on disabling a Connection, see Disabling Connections. -
Select a Disabled Connection and click Delete to delete the Connection.
See IPFE Connections and Capacity Validation for more information.